Immortalising the dead

Dagana—Every year, the sons of the Poudyel family in Dogak come together to honour the memory of their late father, Nar Bahadur Poudyel. They perform a special ritual—Shraddha — on the anniversary of his passing. 

Cordyceps boom brings prosperity amid sustainability concerns 

Laya— In the aftermath of a devastating housefire that reduced her...

Driving through gender roles 

Leki Wangmo from Zhemgang has broken down gender roles by becoming one of Bhutan’s...

Growing paddy: Story of love and tradition

In the picturesque of Dogak village in Dagana, the air is...

Looking for mountain gold amidst changing climate 

Gumna, Laya—It is late in the afternoon, when hours after descending...

A glimpse into the adventures of RSPN’s WBH survey team

In the depths of the forest, where walking trails are nonexistent...

From despair to hope: Ugyen’s journey with kidney failure

Ugyen Tenzin, 49, was diagnosed with kidney problem five years ago....

A haven for endangered white-bellied herons

TSIRANG: A few kilometres before the Tsirang-Dagana Junction, amidst the stunning...

Changing agricultural landscape of Laya 

Just two decades ago, the consumption of green leafy vegetables was...

Teaching by Day, Singing by Night

Like countless dreamers who harbour aspirations of pursuing their passions, 28-year-old...

Ki-Nyam Leisure Park: An idle oasis in Sarpang

As the summer heat intensifies, the once-promising Ki-Nyam Leisure Park along...

Breaking Barriers: Lobzang Dema’s journey as female bus driver

Lobzang Dema, 34, arrives at the bustling city bus office in...

Fading traditions: The changing landscape of Dhue Sanyen

Chaskhar, Mongar – The serene village of Chaskhar was abuzz with...

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